Little Experiments
often unpolished, usually done
Inspired by pop-up dictionary browser extensions like Inkah
Tech is Catalyst, as much web tech as possible, catalyst, as much web tech as possible
Wish List
- allow user to paste a link and get a "reader view" version of the article
A drag and drop interface for visualizing Survivor votes
Inspired by a messy live-whiteboard session
Tech is Catalyst, as much web tech as possible, intersection observer and mutation observer
Wish List
- make it a little prettier
- generate workouts from selected focus (legs, arms, core, etc.)
- provide a bank of workouts for inspiration
- shuffle individual workouts with variations
Inspired by Zoom fitness classes during COVID, livestream tools
Tech is just front-end Vue3. Transparent, draggable, customizable elements for streaming.
Wish List
- make it a little prettier
- generate workouts from selected focus (legs, arms, core, etc.)
- provide a bank of workouts for inspiration
- shuffle individual workouts with variations
I learned
- URL params for state is very cool and useful if you don't care about the aesthetics of your URLs
- i can't believe url aesthetics are a thing, but also my website is as few letters as possible
- vue's "computed" function is awesome. it's a good framework tool in that it gives you a conceptional organizational tool (I use it for calculating workout + rest times)
Inspired by paths, mazes
Tech is just front-end Vue3. Also, Vuex a bit of XState
Wish List
- less griddy, more curvy
- display as line between, rather than grid itself
I learned
- URL params for state is very cool and useful if you don't care about the aesthetics of your URLs
- i can't believe url aesthetics are a thing, but also my website is as few letters as possible
- vue's "computed" function is awesome. it's a good framework tool in that it gives you a conceptional organizational tool (I use it for calculating workout + rest times)